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Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Notice.

The Sir knights of thu Order Of the
Kuights OF tbs g. den Est q intending 6
60 attend DUPONT Post, No 2, g. A r ,
Industrial Bazaar, Eleventh and Mad.
ison streets, will assemble at their cas-
rooms Saturday evening, November
26, at 8 O'Clock, and will war the re-
salia OF the order. By order OF jacob
a Thompson, @. q. Attest: Ande rson
Fielding, @ II. of X
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Fine steers.

Thomas nayue bought ten head of
fat catte from M, K l. Dupont one
day la. sa6sr, that average l $50 lbs.
Per head aGgJeSAtiDg total OF 10 600
yoGnda. ThsC w'il be Killed and PLACED:
for s.ie 90 Mr. Mayne's ssalls, Nos. l5
sna l6 ElgAth streot market, on Wed
neG6ays aud Hsturdaye.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
renperance Mass meeting.

To morrow afternoon ~ 3 4So'clock =
mass m .etlrg viii bs held
a. ueual Mt the OItra House. An sd
dress will bs delivered ~ the Rev W
i White OF KtDgswood NJ e church
fto musical exercises will inclndt
- ectlou by the Temperance Maie Quar-
tetts. The public Is Invited, aud /. II
hoped the attendance viii be large.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
sec Inc 4-Kound CONTEST.

IL you want to have Jolly time
and see good Around boxing match
drop in and enjoy yourself NJ til
Atlantic Garden, TO night, 2Z4 King. A
fine lunch served to all.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
uIEn.

NORHaN.--C the 2Sth ipttant MAJ oil,
dRuE hsor OF DANIEL ald kmna Morgan
Iged years ard o months
kelauives ard frisnda ara respec fully in.
vi;od 10 atten1 tho funeral, from tho tsi-
dencs q her parents. Heald and apple
streets, south Wilmington, On sunday Hf-
tatnooB At J O'CLOCK. lnte!ment at Asbuiy
NJ +. Church cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
sURoFULoUs UlUERs.

James n. Rlchsrdson. Custom House. New
Orleans on oath says; I'm 1870 scrofnious
Ulcers broke out on NV body until ] was \
mass 81 corruption. Everything knowL To
ihe medical faculty was tried In Vsln. ! be-
came mere wreck. Al times could not lift
my hands 10 my bead, could not turn In bed
was In constant pain, and looked upon life "a
4 curse. No orelefW nrc Ia ten years. la
1850 heard Of the CI1lt URA REMEDlE-,
used them, and was perfectly cured
sworn 10 before u. .. Com. J. ID. CkAN-
FORD.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Dedication "a, Cape uharlss

R.v. Charles Hill, OF this otty, will
assist 10 dedicstipg n new 81. E.ehuroh
az Gap. Caarles, Va. to morrow. Rsv.
/ SnowCen Thomas Wi!l cons quently
preach Ia 81 Pau!'s NJ. E. Church In
he morn Ing and Rev. LsTiS Grubb In
the eVeuiBg.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Eleven NeATs,

The establishment OF William Fl
Lswton wss opened by thst gentleman
eleven years ago yesterday. To cele'
brAte the anniversary Mr Lswtou en-.
tersaiued the employees OF his store with
a variety OF good things. They desire
20 retutn thauks to their generous en-
ployCr.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
UTEkISE PAINS.
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market S rect.

We are showing
this season a larger
line of Handker-
chiefs and Fancy
Goods for the Holi-
days than ever be-
fore, and, as usual
with us, at the low
est prices known in
any city.
We need room to
show them to ad-
vantage, and the
only way we can
get it is to clear out
a large proportion
of our Wool Dress
Goods stock, and, in
order to do this, we
are now marking
such low prices on
new and desirable
stuffs that every
buyer of a dress will
not be doing herself
justice if she passes
by without looking
over this stock.
The goods and
prices are certainly
interesting. Now is
!: your opportunity, as
we MUST have the
, room for the display
. of our Christmas
! goods. We com
. mence the sale Mon
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
?. J. WALSH 4 CO.
OV VERCOATS.

II you are looking for
something cheap we'll show
you our 50 90 Overcoat for
men. 3 styles. Neat, strong
and serviceab'e.
For something better we
have 2 styles at s.. (brown
and steel mmtures), a guar
anteed all.wool black cork
screw (f,st color) well made
at $40 90. A plaid back
heavy weight cashmere in
steels and browns piped
with velvet at $1,000 and a
handsome silk faced cork
screw (blacks and browns),
guaranteed all wool and fast
color for $1,000.
* ememDer we are taking,
about Mems OveroOats.
II it's a best quality coat
you want we have them the
best Of the best.
Daisy worsteds, crepe
diagonala and finest cork
screws in blues, blacks and
browns, $1,000. Imperial
Kersey, Chinchiila, Beavers
and Fur Beavers, $4,000.
Boys Goats, l3 TO IS. from
$500 TO $500. Children's
Oyercoats, 4 to I3, from
$500 to s. so.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Yonr p.shes, aiasswA.s, windows

made clssr as crysts! with Rough on
Dnt Suds or soap should no. he used.
IL sou would have them clear, pure.
clean and btiant, without ojar or taste
OF sosp. uss Rough on Dirt" 100. and
25s packages. DruGgisss.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
nsr OF THE WORST GASES

We have been selling yonr CuTICUEA
REMEDIES for ycsre. and have the hsi'
: ompialnt vet to receive from purchaser
one OF the worst csfcs Of scrOfula ! ever saN
sac cured by the use thye bottles OF tUTs
CUKA RESOLNENT, CUTlCuRA, an
SOAR, The soap t.2kef the cake here asa
u esicinai soar,
TAYLOR L TAYLOR Drugsisu,
FraukfOrt, Kan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
An tn,snoea Popu,nr,,y.

Browns Bronchial Tr,ches have for
many Yeas been the most popular
article in use for relieving Coughs and
ThfuAt troubles.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Fifth ED|Tl|

cao. Dst.
tn the # lf.A .uaiVs,,siaSt i,'% M ~
On "Wednesday e svsais. = aa
reta,1,a "a =, aE;oSI,nion, % !, E,q. .,,
from . O'iet wedding M \
An appralsemep, :, "r ;.
tIs ,,vs. ..is Ne John Fehrsub,,ssss i, ~ Y !,
Hiss nsI 10 yI'as at a lis5NS, lia.' ~, 7
MoSNtt GovetDOr Bag, tl. .ss,a, w.
county. Fsak
qsess nasa the members and "a. o.s
ne..v pe,aware Avenue B.DSsss Ssp 4
morrow Ins morning o. at l9sSs
Ns"es ID. HofeckA, =,
granted |. letters t,,sa,,,s,,, NJ,
city. D'''ar u
Lilly, daush,, 0. i. ,
:, a'Esop :. IS so serIou,,7 n
\ Y that her mother y =
for the parpose OF ,l.i.,', ii, ~ =
Mrs. RichaId 4. P,rn
been yisitli & relative. h "
seveIal weska, STARED : y,
Der r home IN oavinsMl, Il
60. Carmichael hA. ~,
a o'erk in thu Water D.S,s.
,he vacancy caused b. n.
Eiward McInlire '"
John Gsmo, o, Rl,,,
dentally Shot hlus'
Thnrcday afternoon. D, i
dressed he wound.
:, The Rev. George c ys
hveTed tho closing lsc.p.S
a, Delaware AYerus Br,,
last evening.
The rehearSsls Of II, Al
show that the "Ghius, a,
will be presented ia ~ s,s
ner.
A large uumbs: Of rArI
ether craft are In the Ct.srs'
more than there has ten M
past.
The sign o. tie mu,.t u,
Market stree, hss bsya MI
Rlasius y Company !. b
Organ Company.
The Women's c 7 rrM
monthly go'pel nse;iEs III
2. Church, French abSr n
10 morrow evening.
The conaregaiicr 0. w,Ls|
Church will bid isfegs 4 NJ
house hu;ch to morrow NJ
10 80 by Rev. Jabtz Hyistl
by the pastor, Rev. " G I'd
The will Of Edvrl s,ld
ceased, this city, ha, bon II
probate and Letters Hs
granted to Mary and Fign
lntlre.
A. Llebernan OF thl ,yI
ness manager OF "Tas g.,.I
li,had by the cadets c. u.
vania Military Acs.el1 q
Pa.
Warner, the sou Of J's4,l
No. 6l2 West SiItl s,.s.i
~ the nstional c uVsru,: q
T. u, recently in ses..2- a..
Tenn.
An all.day meeting " }
morrow at NewstK TIN
Brandyw!ne Hundred IN
ing NJ $50 a. II p;ss;-li
m. love feast at 3 3Cp, L
Hon. Charles B. LoH 4
Pyle. Esq will aii''" q
school meeting 10 be Led H'
B.pti.t church tO.m9'9E
7.30. All are Invited
Contractor Francis Z Ii4
completed a handsome aaiS
glst John j GallasaN q.
side OF z ghteenth s!tea. X
and Washington.
Light your dining 'ool u
lor with the cdulgt-.t .
Burn Pralt's Astral OIL y
safe u. james Bel, III
agent 9th aud Market '''"1
grocer tor 1t.
Tbs union cottage -s'.
beld this (Saturcay) e-'
house Of Amun Heller. y
Seventh street. "Thsie'J'
to give the mere eirre"
things which we hove ID
any time we should II! 'l'
Judge Grub has ayllI
8. Oapelle. John P. A.!a.
Tatum, Allen spesklaa
Thompson, 8 comnh',c,1l c1
damsRes to property Oh "a
from Broom to Union ,
from Broom TO Clayton !"
beds.
While Fl. D. JosepS, o.
Joseph Broe was aliaa. as.
for the NJ olson stree
morning, two tramp' ~
and made of With a na
pies. AS he did not re, e :,
on . foot race, be let tl'i
their i'll gotten booty,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
AvsninR Pronpenade.

A masquerade patty will assemble at
DUPONT Post psrlors this evening at
Z 80, and march from there 10 the fair
being held In the old skating link.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
church Irsa,i''.

Presiding Elder MARI! ,.sts ~
Pyle last evening me- y, =. I'M N
other offi ,ials of the ,. ll'o- N
Marshallton, to c9n'l.. m
upon the propristy Of Va, Hi,r rJ
esurch ap to the wllm!n: . ~ ~
of the M. f. Church 49,, -, 4.
built less than t1o ?'s' NJ n
Union church, oil damon '-a ,',s.l
many OF no denom!lsI''- -
for It's erection. ,.,.,,ss
TIE large majority Oh, oi i',,.si ,...5ay
vicinity, however, were, were ;", y
dists or had MetaoGI',., -, u
Tire Rev. j. D. O. hai's ~ sdtd
Newport port and stsptGp, s,. y r.. II u
assisted by oonsidersOlss 't tsi 4
belp from WilmingI3a, ,Iss,,sI I
almost an,p regularly in the Gu. ss,Iia III
great revival Of religion o",-,ss
a methodist class was ,s., :. nj ID
the society now
hundred persons. ,.-.rre d J
1DThs large prepGnGi,es',p po,ni,v' and tb,
class class organ lied in the e InaIcsis Inn,5po.s,
siding Elder Murray 70 .ss p'ra 'rr.asais
fer Of the church into tns !, NJ i'' .,a'
odist connection, pa, at,'na N tsslt
be evlnced o very stlo.s .s, d b
nI take s'a any undue hdv,nt,s,v n,Ss,s who .;
ings and desires o. "h MA and ni
ted for a union church ,ssa TO- 70 . II
The III pro position was id-,; -S,;,,,irls
oI,os al! IGssiot io make aI Il The ,iso.,;f -
monsiy adopted, sur'''
lowing provis9: eating .ohs
facts aaii in the case be be 'SaIt,is 'SSai,ips
contributor to tue an aussfIi
spssss0 spoSss in opposition, u - I5ss.ts'5st
time, such fail"bls failure ~ to 3 ua',,
Gsns,Sf5sS nns OPPOSITION a.as: sss': '' '9 f
posed. POI which s,1 a,ssn1ssslnpsd. Il &c n1psdL
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street.

NJ TIOE. = WILMINGTON LUD8 Z,
~ NO. ], a. u. u. w., and all other
work mo Z are notihe1 and requested TO be
pro ent az tho hall, Ninth and Market
Fsreets, on III nday, 2sth instant, Mt p. m.
tC proceed In n body TO tho y w. n. rail
road station, 10 receive and conduct the fu.
neral OF our lato Brother Julius krauch oi
Lotus Lodge, No. .. of Baltimore, Nd.
whose remains will arrive by train IA charge
o brothers OF Lotus Lodge Funeral cere'
monies OF the A. -. u. W. at Wilmington
and RFandywiDe cametery.
JACOB BUTZ nj ster Workman.
w. II. FAIRLAIiB, Recorder. 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Tns wsiktng Matsn.

A fEli report OF the finish to night to.
gether HtLh an intereatiRg article On
great wsGaTP, their tratntng methods,
etc. in % nICrr01's New Y1rk ami
Phi!aGelpala Snuisy .peIs Supplied
by FIRST x DAVIS,
no. 3l3 Esrkst street
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
N AtGhIEID

ENuLlSH-M ORRlS -Dn November "a,
1857, ty Rev william lloyd, at mis- rest
deuce, s92 Hanson strsst, Camden, ~. J o.,
Dayid n, Ebglish Of Wilmiug gton, 70 Ara.
NINA moTfIt, Of ThiladsIphiA.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

just rtceivsd, lsr2e stock of those
famous SGlih Amsstosn OrasCs, 6hon-
fpaeT Chime Bell nTEsuH uud o;herE.
Low price apd essy terDg. II. Y.
RobeleD, 710 lGaiket strtst,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
s4,,, n, tne ,renpsrasur, ,
vats Weasisss. .

Tomorrow promises to bs fair and
sliRhtly cooler Similar ccncitions viii
probably prevail on Monday
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
wesley M. r. ohursh Dedication

Tha new edi1ce at the corner Of Jack
sou and Elm s.resta is 90 peaE.y III
piesed that arrangements are being
made fOt .tg dedication on Eanday, The
4,h OF December II is a neat liit'e
building srd credit to that action ot
our city Thoss who ver, Instrumental
in getting II Up deserve ,he thar ks OF
the olmRuhity.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
srROFuLOU., INHERITED,

A. q Contagious Humers, with Loss'of Hair
am. kruntiOns Of the skin are posluNely CURED
by CUrICURA and tIriCURA SUAP eN-
terIAlly, and CUTiCURh RkeoLvENT ia
terDaiIy, when all Othsr medicines fail.
40 u everywhere. frict, tUIItUhA, bpc,
SOAP, 25r. Nv SOLFENI, a.. Prepared ny
the OTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston, Mass.
@-s- send FOR "IIo~ 10 Cure SKIN Diseases, -
81 pLges, ~ Illustrations, and 100 tes.inIonialS
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

Ever,inin,s:, ~ wi vii y \, =
Some fine vocal IIIsS IHIt1sntic es,S,,, ~,
ed tonight at the . oe.at MS lu9ch, ! ~ h
sss.: Sis .'i::;; H:;;, H;::;,,.;; r 's!.'' '''' '
toxerB.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

TIE beet remedy tor ibe c2mp.alrts OF
cary childhood, euch az COLO, hatu.
lenoy, 80, ie Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
,,a,p Deisipeur y,

Tho $50 tain on o. the be p'l ii, .Is,'' !
s,Gn mlnu,s. ..i sbs fsn'Ssi %nssai,Ss q sosp s,'i
New YORK malls 'O'
sulR. lR.s-.,s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
P.J. Walsh &Co.
BLANKETS,
CONF FORTABLES,

We claim to have bar
gains in Blankets. Note the
following
10 4 White Blanket, 81
25.
10.4 White Wool Blanket,
$500
1O4 White Wool Blanket,
$4 90.
IL ( White All Wool
Blanket, s. 90.
Id White All Wool
Blanket, extra fine, $3.50.
l2 White All Wool
Blanket, $500.
And tor a Christmas pres.
ent we have the finest White
All Wool Blanket, weighing
II pounds, that is offered a
a special bargain at $3.50
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
P.J. Walsh 6Co.
pARL0R and COOK
STOVE.

In the first place we guar
tee every Stove we sell. If
it does rot give satisfaction
back it comes. We won't
consider it any trouble either
to bring it back. A good
sizsd Sheet Iron
Heating Stove. S 500
One SIZE larger $50
Two sizes larger ! so
Three sizes larger 1000
Largest 200
Self Feeders, handsomely
nickel mounted, from $3.50
to $4,000.
Our line Of Cook Stoves
covers all the best makes.
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@amlD & DieIma,,,

baben 81 einem nomineaen preiie 5000
WagenIabungen Sizes unb @rbe, tpel6e
tie aus Sosfe's Seller liefern, gum Mufs
fiillen bon 96fen gum 8erfauf. @tgenz
tbiinter BON @runbltideu, mel6e ni9t
~all5upeit bonn Seller entfernt finb, f6n=
men lebtere umionf arfgefiilt erbalten,
tpenn iie fi6 att obige Sirma tpenbem.
9as alte Material Der abSureiBenben
@ebdube tpirb bi0ig %berfauft. @1e Nufs
fridge perben prompt aussefiibrt un6
@de Mamoz un6 Sit GommereefraBe
entgegengenomlnet.
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grmuntert bur6 ben grfoIg.bom
borigen @amftag bat Der IrbeitersNers
elm nWorpatts" bei6loHen, bic Igitaz
tim 5ur 9erausnabme Der eriten 8Hrs
%gerpapiere big gum Wabltage fortsu>
feBen. Wer bic inn b~argebotene @elez
genbeit CUR 70 It enfreien 6eraus>
tabme bieier erifen acknowledgements
pierre benuben mill, finbe fi9 am @amz
tag 8ormittag i'm gereinslocale bes
r8orpdrts" (Sarids r@ambrinus,
9ale" gde @artens uno MarftFrabe)
Elm.
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NuerIet.

= @bos. 9ieB, Der, als Dame" Der,
fleibet, nit S9madtlodeu unb benz nd.
tbigenPplherwert born urb binten, auf
Der Stra6e e,i6ieuen, murbe bon Der
poii3si u~ufgegriffen uuD BON &ecurber
UNI $25 gefraft.
= Ger @rocetpitore Better 5turms
Oh Der nod ben 5ieiubrtdeH (nabe
Capt. SMITHS Wobnbaus) eele9eren
Strabe, btannte geltern abeub nieoer.
Werlut $1,000.
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sar Was beimii6e Snbutrie gu lei=
fen permag, bas 3eiet uniere Bone
Star 8rauerei, pel9e iber finfe
3ia 9eute bei@dftigt unb bafiir forgt,
bob BIDS @elb i'm State bleibt. Srinft
2one Star 8ier unb unterttbt beimis
f9e Snbuifrie.
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~ 9as 2one Star Bier
SAB. mie 6lai9enbier = 1T bas reinfte
i'm Martt. poblf6medenb, geiunb unb
fir Seben Sutrdgli6. Ser ungebeure
l1minb fpri6t fur bic popularitdt oes
@ebr1ues.
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S.uhrtuerfe p~erlauat.

3wan,ig Gubrlente nit @agen gum
&iesfabren aus SDsfe's Seller f0nnen
iofort gei9dftigung finben, penn fe
it9 ipenben an
pauln & limo mn.
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LOCKWOOD & KAMPMANN,
81 nnfipr6

5au MntoniD, l. Suli 1887.
Nm 5. Sage bes Suli 1887 ipiro bic
Banf bDn 2Ddpoob & SAINT b.
m eine Natibnal 9
tperben unter benz Namen:
3ie 2pdtpppb Watipnal 8atf
BON Gan Mmtpnip.
ginbe3abltes &apital $500, 900.
Direftoren: $. 8. Rampmann, Sen
s. Gable, g. s. 2odpooo, s. Muir
IT,, 8. 81. Gable, S. 6. 2odnoob.
Sie 2pdnoob Rational
8anf iibernimmt bic NaGfolge unie.
res gansen @el9dfts, Deg &re5its uno
&ufes unb bes 2ofales. Wir eriu1eu
Inn eine Sortbauer bes gertrauens, bas
uns In 10 liberaler Weiie entsegen.
sebra6t murbe.
s. g. 2odmoob.
$. 8. Gampmann,
s. Gampmann.
3nftpppb & 3auapntatttt,
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16s- perI.Bier aus Der San
antonio (friibergitp) 8rauerei IL iiberf
all in NaGfrage. Das Bier 1T aber
aud in Der Shat mabrbaft f6itli6.
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&aarem @ei61ft
bon -
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reihffe uno e~legantefe Musmabl
BON Nrtifeln, welde fA beicnbeis ~
@eburtstaasz nno 6p13elts /. @efdenfen
eignen, ais:
Silber,pla tirte 8aaren,
Statuen BON BRONZE, -Eerra Gotta,
Bcr3elan unb Mabalfer.
RelisiSie 5isuren, @rueifre uub RO=
fenfrdn3e.
glumea=g afeu unb Gulpeln.
Sdfen, fem beccrirte.
albums in GROCER Gusmabt.
photographer alIer gtrt.
Scupenirs nit 81 Nnlidten BON Gan
antcniO, fdr so gents.
gilber unb Dilbers Robmen.
WuffpO1en unb nhren.
Spern9liier unb TerurStre.
EaidenmeGer unb 69eeren.
Damen unb 6erren ToiIet WscaHaire.
@elbtaiden fir Qerrenr unb Damsu.
Douten . 6anbtai4en.
Brief>M appen.
S4uib3eu0e unb -NotijbaAer.
Viftten=R orten< @tuis.
Darten Mrbeifs . 3dfHen an6 3Srbe.
9onbs Spie8el unb 4dmute.
8uu4sEifde uno Serbiee.
@i8arren . Gttis.
5eitunSs- Wappen.
Spa5ierfSde.
Ycsels unb Gidhcrn /. 9df8e.
Gcecrbecns, 3itbern unb Gormrnieas.
Maui@eln in GROCER auspobt,
Slid Npparate.
Yapiere unb fcnfise NsaferiaIien 3nr
Nnferti8un8 bon YopierzB lumen.
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aaE 9as t1eue Berlbier Der SAT-
Mntonio 8rauerei 1T bon boraasli6em
Woblgei6mad unb bon unibertrefFi>
der &ei1heit.
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oas gditemfeft Int Neu : graaufels.

Nuf benz 59tbenfet in Meu 8rouus
fels herri6te, allen uns 3u~gegangenen
8eri6teg mad, cine duBerf gemiitbli1e
Stimmung. Mu6 beim S9teBen tpareu
Die S6iben iebr gut bisponirt, tta=
mentIi9 bic Brauufelier, bic ben @ieg
Gapontruget, tpie aug fplgenber (tbeils
weifen) 2ite Der preife berporgebt.
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The Washington critic., 1887-06-21
WATER AND SCHOOLS.
subjects Considered by Citizens Asso
citation No. o.

Subjects Considered by Citizens Asso.
citation No. o.
Citizens Association No. held q meet
ing last night in the chapel OF the Lutheran
Church at Fourteenth aud N streets. RegI-
maid Fendall presided.
s. II. Bond, from the Committee on Water
and Sewers, reported that the Commits
sioners had adopted new schedule OF water
rates to go into effect on July next. The
report stated that the Commissioners had Il
right to make the change, and that 1t was
necessary.
The school question was next considered,
and report was sent to the Committee of
One Hundred for future action. This re-
port was read by z. Richards, as chairman
Of the committee. 1t states that investlga-
tiop shows that 10 the lower grades In the
first school division there were /, 100 vacant
seats ut the close Of last March, and II these
rooms were filed they could dispense with
eighteen teachers and number OF rented
rooms. by change OF management 900
could be saved the District in this one dis
trict. The report continues to state that the
supervision Of the schools costs :25 900 per
snnum, and that the supervision OF the
schools has been very superficial, and many
Of the text books ordered to be used have
been laid aside without the permission OF
the board and other books used In their
stead.
The committee adopted the following
resolutions:
ResOlred, That We have become moro and
more Impressed with The Importance of hav-
ing such general school law as will give
proper authority 10 a school board which
shall represent the people
ResOited, That We recommend to the Com.
mittee of One Hundred the Importance of
using their strongest influence with the com
mittee In Congress to secure the passage of a
school law similar to that which was before
II at the last session.
ResOired, That the committee on schools be
requested TO pursue their Investigations 50
long as they believe the condition of the
schools requires them.